Thank you for your warm comments. We don't usually publish comments on this channel, but please feel free to write your thoughts here this time so Tomo can also read them. 通常このチャンネルではコメントは非公開ですが、今回の動画はコメントを公開致します。
I live in california and am just seeing this in 2025 I would not hesitate for a moment to purchase one of his jackets I was taught to value quality over quantity and I could wear his clothes for years as a hobby sewer he has also inspired my creativity thank you for highlighting his vision
Here in North America we have a long standing tradition of turning old clothes into quilts or rag rugs, but I have never considered using it for fabric weaving before, this is amazing!
Despite that, there is so much fabric waste, so I hope we continue the tradition and update it, also make clothes that last longer so there'e less waste.
The amount of determination, patience and creativity which go into his garments make them priceless. Incredible and beautiful. We can tell he gets such satisfaction from this art.
I’m stunned. Such beautiful modesty and humility in every step. Even in their “self promotion” by denouncing the label of artist or brand. These are priceless yet utilitarian garments that have no age. Bravo
This is the way of the future. This incredible hand-woven fabric hand sewn into stunning garments that get repaired by hand and just get more beautiful the older they are. This is the way people.
It is lovely to see a young person learning a trade from the past and adding their own creativity and modern interpretation of design. A marriage of old and new. It seems as though you have found your ikigai. 若者が昔の職業を学び、独自の創造性と現代的なデザイン解釈を加えているのを見るのは素敵です。古いものと新しいものの融合。あなたは自分の生きがいを見つけたようです。❤
I do not know why the UA-cam algorithm had suggested this video to me, maybe because I listen to a lot of 80 Japan City pop and also watch Stitching tutorials, but I can not believe the craftsmanship!! Absolutley beautiful. This video also is so well made, I love the flow and the different sections, the background music, all is coming together so nicely. Why does this designer not have more followers? He is so talented and thoughtful in how he executes his craft!
I'm in 12 minutes of your video and am so totally fascinated by your concept! SAKIORI' never heard for that. How brilliant of you to show your work to the people who furnish you the material. In your new atelier I connect with the Ashford spinning wheel (I learned to spin on it whilst living in New Zealand). The Jackets you show us are oso very classy. I can imagine them to be worn to great occasions like a mariage, an Oskar event, a special day and then...as they get more and more comfortable, to any occasion, every day... the jacket which has the warmth an weave with thick and thin thread, your specuial challenge reminds me of what Co co Chanel used for her 'deux pièces'. Now back to the video.... and thank you so much for sharing !
Oh my goodness, what an amazing young man! I have nothing but the deepest respect and admiration for your passion and integrity to your craft. Beautiful, from start to finish! ❤❤❤
Brilliant idea. This should be a lesson at schools to teach how our GOOD quality and healthy clothing is being made. What a wanderful idea...❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
Your idea to re-weave waste fabric into new fabric for your elegant garment designs is not only smart and considerate, but beautiful. You sharing your process on this video is very generous. I have watched every detail. Thank you. I wish you much success and joy from your work.
Wow. Totally impressed. I am tired of a manufactured world. Hand made (nearly anything) has my respect and attention. Very well done! 72 y grandma in Arkansas, USA
I'm so glad I found this video! I do something similar but with crochet and wasted yarn. I also sew fabric scraps together to make new fabrics and I embroider them afterwards. I usually end up making clothes out out of those fabrics.
So the saying is true: one man's trash is another man's treasure. Thank you so much for this absolutely fascinating look at repurposed clothing. You have given me some inspiration for textile projects I'd like to work on. Love your work, Mr. Kishida!!
You’re amazingly talented and artistic. What you do makes total sense. I respect Japanese culture for continuing to keep their traditional skills alive and in your case going beyond standard Sakitori.
I watched with great interest your work of art, and remembered my mother who used to do practically the same thing. The tools you used were almost the same, and I used to help her to pass all the threads in each of the warps. Looking at you going through the same steps, I can only admire your dedication, and the artistry of the final product. Thank you for posting !❤❤❤
That is impressive and beautiful. It's wonderful that there are still people who can uphold traditions and transform them into something personal and contemporary with love and dedication. Thank you for these private and very touching pictures. Good luck with this project. May it be appreciated by many people. 🙏🌷
This is wonderful. Even if the material wears out quickly, it is repairable. There is too much fast fashion being sold and disposed of too quickly. I love his work and hope it becomes popular. I am looking forward to seeing his work sold in Canada. Wabi Sabi (I hope I have that correct). I myself cherish older and imperfect possessions 💚
I always love upcycling and admire anyone who puts in the effort and care to do it. There is an immense amount of underutilized waste that can be used. Lovely interactions with the mill people, amazing that his sister abd partner help, wonderful work.
Türkiye'de biz bu işlemleri eskilerden parça kesip ip yapıp daha sonra tezgahta dokuyarak kilimler elde ediyoruz ,ama bizimkiler biraz daha kalın oluyor sanırım bu işlem biraz daha ince kumaş parçaları ile yapılıyor.Başarılar👏👏👏
What you have created is so amazing to see! I wish I could feel your finished garments with my fingers. This is so different and I can see the quality is the best to be seen. Such a creative mind and to think you have used what would have been thrown away or burnt 🤗👏
Hello! Your work is beautifully minimalist and the concept of no waste so inspiring…. I am a Ceramicist at heart, but I also spin ( saw you wheel in the background) and dye my fleece and yarn for knitting. I hope that you have continued on your creative journey… I am planing a trip to Japan this year… Do you have a studio/ shop where one can visit? From Los Angeles, Ca I wish you a happy and productive 2025.
Wow, this is so impressive! To create beautiful fabric and then garments from waste that would otherwise be burnt is admirable. Kudos to you and also to your partner for her absolutely beautiful ceramic buttons, I hope we see another video of how the buttons are made.
Phenomenal fabric. I wish I could have a garment. Your work is amazing and I’m running my hand over the texture of the weave in my mind. I hope you have much success.
I've never seen such dedication to the profession as he does. The collection of clothes is beautiful. For me this work is priceless and I imagine that a Sakiori is a valuable piece to inherit. My respects to this man and his work.
Love it ,absolutely genius ,great insight in design.Loved the way you make the buttonholes. and of course the buttons ,absolutely perfect. I Love your work 🇬🇧
Thank you for your warm comments. We don't usually publish comments on this channel, but please feel free to write your thoughts here this time so Tomo can also read them.
通常このチャンネルではコメントは非公開ですが、今回の動画はコメントを公開致します。
I live in california and am just seeing this in 2025 I would not hesitate for a moment to purchase one of his jackets I was taught to value quality over quantity and I could wear his clothes for years as a hobby sewer he has also inspired my creativity thank you for highlighting his vision
Here in North America we have a long standing tradition of turning old clothes into quilts or rag rugs, but I have never considered using it for fabric weaving before, this is amazing!
Despite that, there is so much fabric waste, so I hope we continue the tradition and update it, also make clothes that last longer so there'e less waste.
糸を巻いて、手織りで生地を織り、縫製もして、販売、その後のリペアもする
全てほとんどお一人でやられているのが本当にすごいと思いました。
そうした衣服への考え方、脱帽です。
いつかキシダさんの服に触れて着てみたいです！
The amount of determination, patience and creativity which go into his garments make them priceless. Incredible and beautiful. We can tell he gets such satisfaction from this art.
I’m stunned. Such beautiful modesty and humility in every step. Even in their “self promotion” by denouncing the label of artist or brand. These are priceless yet utilitarian garments that have no age. Bravo
素晴らしいですね、とっても綺麗。 私が１９歳くらいの時京都西陣の知り合いのお宅で織物体験的に数ヶ月織物をさせて頂いた時、初めて織らせてもらったが裂織でした。裂織を知ったのもその時でした。布地が好きな私は日本のとても素晴らしいモノを学んだ気がしました。 小さな花瓶敷のようなものを作らせてもらい、今も大事に使っています。 本当にいいモノ、どうぞ大切にして若い世代の方々にも知ってもらい、伝えていって下さい。 応援しています。
This is the way of the future. This incredible hand-woven fabric hand sewn into stunning garments that get repaired by hand and just get more beautiful the older they are. This is the way people.
It is lovely to see a young person learning a trade from the past and adding their own creativity and modern interpretation of design. A marriage of old and new. It seems as though you have found your ikigai. 若者が昔の職業を学び、独自の創造性と現代的なデザイン解釈を加えているのを見るのは素敵です。古いものと新しいものの融合。あなたは自分の生きがいを見つけたようです。❤
小さい裂織はやったことあります。でも、自分のYシャツなんかだったので、どうしても小さいモノしかできない。なるほど、仕事としている所では、捨てるような部分もたくさん出ますよね。
実は服飾業界からは、とんでもない量の「服」が捨てられていると聞きました。もったいないな～と思います。こういう若い方ががんばっているのは、応援したくなります。
Wow. Wow. Wow. I love this. This is indeed a craft and you do it with such care and creativity. Marvelous.🙂❤️
素晴らしい頑張って❤私も、洋服パッチワーク作っている74才です。手作り、世界1品誇れます🎉
Пэчворк это прекрасно! Я из Санкт-Петербурга, из России и тоже люблю его ❤️
I do not know why the UA-cam algorithm had suggested this video to me, maybe because I listen to a lot of 80 Japan City pop and also watch Stitching tutorials, but I can not believe the craftsmanship!! Absolutley beautiful.
This video also is so well made, I love the flow and the different sections, the background music, all is coming together so nicely.
Why does this designer not have more followers? He is so talented and thoughtful in how he executes his craft!
I'm in 12 minutes of your video and am so totally fascinated by your concept! SAKIORI' never heard for that. How brilliant of you to show your work to the people who furnish you the material. In your new atelier I connect with the Ashford spinning wheel (I learned to spin on it whilst living in New Zealand). The Jackets you show us are oso very classy. I can imagine them to be worn to great occasions like a mariage, an Oskar event, a special day and then...as they get more and more comfortable, to any occasion, every day... the jacket which has the warmth an weave with thick and thin thread, your specuial challenge reminds me of what Co co Chanel used for her 'deux pièces'. Now back to the video.... and thank you so much for sharing !
職人で作家さんです！
凄いです。💪💪💪
Interesting : weaving from bands of used fabric is done in Québec (Canada) too. We make rugs and blankets. We call it "catalognes".
Oh my goodness, what an amazing young man! I have nothing but the deepest respect and admiration for your passion and integrity to your craft. Beautiful, from start to finish! ❤❤❤
Tomo Kishidaが畑で種から綿花を育て、収穫したコットンを手紡ぎし、その糸から生地を手織りし、服を作り上げるプロジェクト「LAND TO SKIN」の三年間の軌跡が書籍化されました！
書籍化に伴い、Lounge Saiオンラインにて販売を開始致しましたので、よろしければそちらも是非ご確認ください。
loungesai.com/products/land-to-skin-by-tomo-kishida
Ok. Gracias totales.
Brilliant idea.
This should be a lesson at schools to teach how our GOOD quality and healthy clothing is being made.
What a wanderful idea...❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
WOW, that makes it even more amazing... It's something that wasn't clearly stated in the video, but makes so much sense...
目指したいところをこんなにも実直に実践されている人を初めて見ました。感動しました。
素晴らしい日本の文化
#裂織
#綿コットン
お若い人なのに尊敬
致します。❤❤❤❤❤😂😅😊
裂織り私も、織り機が
気になりやりたい、常々に、洋服大好きだから、洋裁学校に、人とかぶらない、オンリーワン
だから、大人になり
今でも、何十万購入
母親の古い着物、生地の
良さに、持ったい無い
リメイクして、着たり
友達に、サプライズを
😅😊❤貴方様も、お仕事を頑張って下さいませ❗😅😊素敵な作品
動画配信に感謝いっぱいです。😅😊❤
私の実家は洋裁学校でした。生徒さんたちの出す裁断したあとの布の切れ端は様々な模様や手触りのもので、捨てるのが勿体ないなぁ、と、掃除をしながら思っていました。子どもだった当時、パッチワークや裂織のことを知らなかったのでまだ使えそうな布切れたちを捨てることに心を切り裂かれる感じがしていました。
大きな裁断机の下に潜り込んで布の切れ端を集めて何かに出来ないかなぁ、と夢想した頃を思い出しました。素敵な活動を知ることが出来て嬉しいです。ありがとうございます。
ウワ🎉
感動的 正に地球に、優しく更に美しいですね…
どしどし、頑張って下さいませね…
成功を、祈ります。
Your idea to re-weave waste fabric into new fabric for your elegant garment designs is not only smart and considerate, but beautiful. You sharing your process on this video is very generous. I have watched every detail. Thank you.
I wish you much success and joy from your work.
Definitely an artisan. Unique and beautiful.
As a new weaver, this is very inspiring. Thank you for posting.
Looks like Chanel's tweed haute couture. Absolutely gorgeous!!! Thank you for sharing. ❤
Wow. Totally impressed. I am tired of a manufactured world. Hand made (nearly anything) has my respect and attention. Very well done! 72 y grandma in Arkansas, USA
素敵なドキュメンタリーありがとうございます！！私はファッションの専門家ではなく、経済法の分野で働いているけど、名古屋で留学したとき、一宮市の機業の復活する方法を考えるというようなフィールドワークしたことがあって、そのときいろいろ拝見して、日本の織物文化に惚れてしまいました。品質だけでなかなか生きていられない現在の残念な業界では、こういうこだわったサステーナブルな物作りが、日本の長所ではないかと思います！こういう貴重な伝統的なクラフト、世界中でもっと広がって欲しいです。私も、ウクライナの伝統的な織物をやってみようかな…
おばあちゃんが趣味として、古い服を使ってラグを編んでるから、このビデオを見せたいけど日本語も英語もわからないから無理かな :’)
感動しました😊
ありがとうございます
裂き織りの生地の服
良いですね
I'm so glad I found this video! I do something similar but with crochet and wasted yarn. I also sew fabric scraps together to make new fabrics and I embroider them afterwards. I usually end up making clothes out out of those fabrics.
So the saying is true: one man's trash is another man's treasure. Thank you so much for this absolutely fascinating look at repurposed clothing. You have given me some inspiration for textile projects I'd like to work on. Love your work, Mr. Kishida!!
You’re amazingly talented and artistic. What you do makes total sense. I respect Japanese culture for continuing to keep their traditional skills alive and in your case going beyond standard Sakitori.
生地からあたたかさを感じます。作品を観たいです。
ご自身は発想と制作のプロセスを楽しんでおられて、周囲の方々が斬新なアイデアと秀逸な作品を見て惹きつけられて、心が揺さぶられることで、その場に活力が生まれてますよね👏👏👏
自分を信じて取り組む生き方素敵ですね～💖💖✨✨
I watched with great interest your work of art, and remembered my mother who used to do practically the same thing. The tools you used were almost the same, and I used to help her to pass all the threads in each of the warps. Looking at you going through the same steps, I can only admire your dedication, and the artistry of the final product. Thank you for posting !❤❤❤
This young man is incredibly talented. This is a true artist.
心の底から優しい方なんですね✨
This was a really interesting video. I really enjoyed watching how the clothing was made from start to finish. Tomo Kashida is truly an artist. ❤
素晴らしい✨動画に見入ってしまいました。
つい昨日初めて裂織の帯を販売しました。私自身も一目惚れでしたが、気に入ってくださったお客さまがお求めくださいました。やっぱり私も欲しかったな😂
バンタンデザイン懐かしいです。さき織楽しそうですね。私はリサイクルの着物でリメイクを考えています。着物も殆ど廃棄になるのでそれが悲しくて汚れてリメイクにならないものも切り裂いて編み物にしたり、パッチワークで生きかえさせたらいいなと思ってます
The fabric and clothing is beautiful. If I had one of your garments I would feel I am wearing art. Congratulations
That is impressive and beautiful. It's wonderful that there are still people who can uphold traditions and transform them into something personal and contemporary with love and dedication. Thank you for these private and very touching pictures. Good luck with this project. May it be appreciated by many people. 🙏🌷
This is wonderful. Even if the material wears out quickly, it is repairable. There is too much fast fashion being sold and disposed of too quickly. I love his work and hope it becomes popular. I am looking forward to seeing his work sold in Canada. Wabi Sabi (I hope I have that correct). I myself cherish older and imperfect possessions 💚
Thank you for this beautiful film. It should have been viewed and enjoyed by many more people.
Green clothes. Recycle, reused, and rebirth. Bravo! Support!
I always love upcycling and admire anyone who puts in the effort and care to do it. There is an immense amount of underutilized waste that can be used. Lovely interactions with the mill people, amazing that his sister abd partner help, wonderful work.
Türkiye'de biz bu işlemleri eskilerden parça kesip ip yapıp daha sonra tezgahta dokuyarak kilimler elde ediyoruz ,ama bizimkiler biraz daha kalın oluyor sanırım bu işlem biraz daha ince kumaş parçaları ile yapılıyor.Başarılar👏👏👏
気の遠くなるような手間がかかるものなのですね。しかも、できあがった服は、新しい感覚でとても美しい。こんなに楽しそうに、真摯に裂き織をされている。拝見できてよかったです。余談ですが、母が叔母から譲られた古い裂き織の帯があり、私は着物を着ないので、メルカリに出品したところ、1時間もしないうちに外国の方が購入され驚きました。日本の裂き織の技術や精神を海外の方がよく知っていらっしゃることを感じました。
What you have created is so amazing to see! I wish I could feel your finished garments with my fingers. This is so different and I can see the quality is the best to be seen. Such a creative mind and to think you have used what would have been thrown away or burnt 🤗👏
I love this so much! I look at this as a "cousin" to kintsugi and view it as one of the many types of things in which Japanese culture excels.
Beautiful and impressive fabric and garments. I'm so grateful that I got to see this excellent video.
Hello! Your work is beautifully minimalist and the concept of no waste so inspiring…. I am a Ceramicist at heart, but I also spin ( saw you wheel in the background) and dye my fleece and yarn for knitting. I hope that you have continued on your creative journey… I am planing a trip to Japan this year… Do you have a studio/ shop where one can visit? From Los Angeles, Ca I wish you a happy and productive 2025.
What a talented man, I love his designs and way of thinking.
I'm so glad I watched this. I live my life waste free so this has shown me what is possible with old cloth as well
Wonderful! I’d love to own one of your jackets.
This is an amazing recycling process! And very beautiful jackets.
Such a magical story and life!!!! IP can almost feel the fabrics from here!! Those buttons too!! Thank you for sharing the precess with us!!
Such a Great thing you are doing you are Amazing
STUNNING ART, STUNNING CREATIONS.........
What beautiful , artistic, creative, work done with loving hands. Every stitch made with such love and care.
absolutely loved this story, so inspiring. Beautiful things take time and effort and this is a perfect example.
Thank you for sharing this fascinating and beautiful process.
Using textile waste is an admirable endeavor.
Wow, this is so impressive! To create beautiful fabric and then garments from waste that would otherwise be burnt is admirable. Kudos to you and also to your partner for her absolutely beautiful ceramic buttons, I hope we see another video of how the buttons are made.
This is mesmerising. Such patience, diligence and overall respect for the environment.
Phenomenal fabric. I wish I could have a garment. Your work is amazing and I’m running my hand over the texture of the weave in my mind. I hope you have much success.
this is simple and complex at the same time. It is love.
Beautiful!!
Very creative and original! So mindful of fabric waste and making wonderful jackets ❤love your work. Wishing you all the best ❤❤😊
What gorgeous textures you've created so many master pieces and I am looking forward to seeing more of your work
Большое спасибо за фильм! Очень красиво!
Beautiful! Much respect for you! 🙏🏻
You are very talented man , do all process on your own. Every piece of your jobs is looking simple, but elegant. Love your designs.❤❤❤
I've never seen such dedication to the profession as he does. The collection of clothes is beautiful. For me this work is priceless and I imagine that a Sakiori is a valuable piece to inherit. My respects to this man and his work.
Amazing work. God bless your hands.
Love it ,absolutely genius ,great insight in design.Loved the way you make the buttonholes. and of course the buttons ,absolutely perfect. I Love your work 🇬🇧
Absolutely fascinating, beautiful work. I wish you all the best for your enterprise.
Excellent! 👍
Interesting video - thank you for sharing
This video is so humbling. Thank you for sharing
I was speechless!!! Beautiful....!!
This was a phenomenal video to stumble upon. Thank you!
You are very talented and I admire your work . Keep it up
Congrats ...gorgeous work 🎉
Incredibly beautiful.
Wonderful work, an inspirational use of "waste".
You are an amazing artist. You have my respect!
Excellent and beautiful ways to reuse! I am inspired!
This artist speaks to my heart. I would love to get one of their jackets🥰
Beautiful work
Great video. A very skilled artisan 😊
very nice done, texture of the fabric is very beautifull
I love the philosophy and the clothes. Great work.
Beautiful. Most interesting.
Well done, Reuse Reduce Recycle 🙏
What wonderful creativity and craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing.
Amazing work thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this video, i was so absorbed by your process and skill. I wish you good gortune in your endeavours x
Absolutely beautiful work 🙇🏼♀️
Amazing work.
Beautiful work!
Wow. Never heard of this. So involved and time consuming. Congratulations on completing your project. You must feel such pride when finishing.